Real Urania Ripheus Sunrise Series Butterfly Oval Pendant With Leaves On Leverbacks Earrings In Sterling Silver
$128.00
Regular price $89.60
This oval shaped earrings was made using real Urania Ripheus wings, preserved forever in sterling silver. The shape evokes graceful motion, while the coloration pulses with mystery and memory. It’s a wearable tribute to nature’s most delicate wonders. Evoking the gentle pastels of early morning light, this piece brings calm and quiet beauty to any look.
Finished with leverbacks connectors, this piece is as wearable as it is striking. It pairs effortlessly with both everyday outfits and elevated evening looks.
A thoughtful bereavement gift, this piece offers quiet remembrance and the hopeful symbolism of new wings. It's a tangible way to carry light forward.
Pendent Size: 1 in x 1/2 in
Created with Real Urania Ripheus Butterfly Wings and Sterling Silver
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$128.00
Regular price $89.60
This oval shaped earrings was made using real Urania Ripheus wings, preserved forever in sterling silver. The shape evokes graceful motion, while the coloration pulses with mystery and memory. It’s a wearable tribute to nature’s most delicate wonders. Evoking the gentle pastels of early morning light, this piece brings calm and quiet beauty to any look.
Finished with leverbacks connectors, this piece is as wearable as it is striking. It pairs effortlessly with both everyday outfits and elevated evening looks.
A thoughtful bereavement gift, this piece offers quiet remembrance and the hopeful symbolism of new wings. It's a tangible way to carry light forward.
Pendent Size: 1 in x 1/2 in
Created with Real Urania Ripheus Butterfly Wings and Sterling Silver
Free Domestic Shipping and Easy Returns
Species Facts
Day-Flying
rania Riphues is a day-flying moth, active during daylight hours.
Larval Diet
The caterpillars feed on plants from the Omphalea genus, which are rich in toxic compounds that they can tolerate and use for their defense.
Mimicry and Toxicity
Its vivid colors serve as a warning to predators about its toxicity, a strategy known as aposematic coloration.